Whether you live near Dana Point Harbor, in the Lantern District, Monarch Beach or Capistrano Beach, the drive to our Laguna Niguel hotel is straightforward. From the center of 92629 our routing check followed Del Obispo Street and Stonehill Drive to the I-5 north — about 9 miles and 15 minutes without traffic.
Coastal homes often mean salt air, open windows and cats who love to watch the outdoors. Our suites face bird-aviary windows, so window-watchers still have a show while you travel.
If you live up the hill toward Monarch Beach or along Niguel Road, Crown Valley Parkway may beat the freeway, especially on summer weekends when PCH traffic backs up near the beaches.
Dana Point residents who head out on multi-day trips — by boat, plane or road — often need longer stays. We keep cats on their regular food, handle medications, and text you a photo each week so you are not left wondering.
From Capistrano Beach and the Doheny area, Del Obispo Street or Stonehill Drive onto the I-5 north is usually fastest. From the Lantern District, Golden Lantern Street to the freeway or to Crown Valley Parkway both work. From Monarch Beach and the Ritz Pointe and Niguel Road areas, Crown Valley Parkway inland is direct and avoids freeway merges. All three routes end on Forbes Road beside the I-5, with parking at the hotel.
About 9 miles, typically 15 to 20 minutes via Del Obispo or Stonehill Drive and the I-5 north.
Crown Valley Parkway from Pacific Coast Highway is a good surface-street option from Monarch Beach and the north end of town.
Each guest has a private suite, and there are no dogs in the building. Staff let shy cats warm up at their own pace before play time.
Yes — see live suite rates and availability in our reservation system at catsluvus.com/reserve, or call (949) 582-1732.
Cats in our care stay through Sunday, but the front desk is closed for drop-offs and pickups that day.
Yes, there is parking at our Forbes Road location.
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“The gals there are so kind and understanding of all the special needs my kitties need and take care of them as though they were their own.”
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